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GreatGazoo

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2. Is there any kind of organized attempt to steer AI?

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Sat Dec 20, 2025, 08:17 PM

Dec 2025

I have seen the resistance to data centers but that seems to be locally organized.

There are many fronts for this thing -- unemployment, copyright and liability violations, mental health issues, democracy issues. For most of us, the stock market is the least of such concerns. Also, if Deep Seek, tariffs and everyone yelling "BUBBLE!!" didn't pop it then maybe it isn't a bubble.

Where can I find a discussion about what people are doing to steer AI legislation and to promote thought leadership that includes the priorities of most people ?

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Robert Reich: Brace Yourself for the AI Bubble [View all] highplainsdem Dec 2025 OP

It already popped. SonOfNebanaube Dec 2025 #1

Is there any kind of organized attempt to steer AI? GreatGazoo Dec 2025 #2

There's no single organization for opposition to AI, and unfortunately few politicians willing to take highplainsdem Dec 2025 #3

The EU passed the AI Act meadowlander Dec 2025 #4

What constitutes a win in the 21st century? hunter Dec 2025 #5

thanks for that GreatGazoo Dec 2025 #6